Abstract: An intraosseous device, comprising a cannula through which life-saving fluids are transfusible into or out of bone marrow of a target bone when the cannula is penetrated into the target bone; a stylet which is engageable with the cannula; and means for causing penetration of the stylet and cannula, when mutually engaged, to a predefined depth ? within the target bone with respect to an outer surface of the target bone, the depth ? being irrespective of a thickness of tissue above the target bone.

Abstract: An intraosseous device, comprising a cannula through which life-saving fluids are transfusible into or out of bone marrow of a target bone when the cannula is penetrated into the target bone; a stylet which is engageable with the cannula; and means for causing penetration of the stylet and cannula, when mutually engaged, to a predefined depth ? within the target bone with respect to an outer surface of the target bone, the depth ? being irrespective of a thickness of tissue above the target bone.

Abstract: The invention relates to an automatic device for the insertion of a stylet and cannula to a predefined depth ? within a bone, said depth ? being irrespective of the thickness of the tissue above the bone, which comprises: (a) a trigger unit for activating the device; (b) a barrel; (c) a probe unit within said barrel which is driven by a secondary spring, said probe unit comprises one or more probing needles at a distal end, and an anvil at a proximal end for defining an end of movement location for a hammer unit; (d) a hammer unit which is driven by a main spring, said hammer unit comprises a stylet at its distal end, a core at its proximal end, and a piston in between said core and stylet, wherein said stylet is inserted to within a cannula, and wherein when said hammer unit is positioned at said end of movement location, a tip of the stylet which is longer than said one or more probing needles is located a distance ? farther to the distal direction from the respective ends of said probing needles; and (e) o

Abstract: The invention relates to an automatic device for the insertion of a stylet and cannula to a predefined depth ? within a bone, said depth ? being irrespective of the thickness of the tissue above the bone, which comprises: (a) a trigger unit for activating the device; (b) a barrel; (c) a probe unit within said barrel which is driven by a secondary spring, said probe unit comprises one or more probing needles at a distal end, and an anvil at a proximal end for defining an end of movement location for a hammer unit; (d) a hammer unit which is driven by a main spring, said hammer unit comprises a stylet at its distal end, a core at its proximal end, and a piston in between said core and stylet, wherein said stylet is inserted to within a cannula, and wherein when said hammer unit is positioned at said end of movement location, a tip of the stylet which is longer than said one or more probing needles is located a distance ? farther to the distal direction from the respective ends of said probing needles; and (e) o

Abstract: The invention relates to a device for the insertion of a cannula into a bone of a patient, which comprises: (a) an activator assembly for activating the device; (b) needle assembly which comprises a stylet and cannula; (c) barrel assembly for containing said stylet and cannula in a loaded state prior to the device activation; and (d) a setting assembly for adjusting the penetration depth of said cannula into the patient's bone.

Abstract: The invention relates to a device for the insertion of a cannula into a bone of a patient, which comprises: (a) an activator assembly for activating the device; (b) needle assembly which comprises a stylet and cannula; (c) barrel assembly for containing said stylet and cannula in a loaded state prior to the device activation; and (d) a setting assembly for adjusting the penetration depth of said cannula into the patient's bone.

Abstract: The invention relates to a rollable splint set which comprises an essentially rectangular substrate, said substrate is made of a transparent or translucent thin layer of thermoplastic material having transverse and longitudinal flexibilities that enable the substrate to assume the following three states: (a) a packed-state in which the splint is maintained in a compact rolled configuration; (b) a pre-use, unrolled state in which the splint automatically assumes a C-configuration in cross section; and (c) a use-state in which the splint wraps an extremity in a C-configuration or a U-configuration in cross section.

Abstract: Trauma cervical stability devices for use by ambulatory personnel arriving at the scene of an injured patient are disclosed. The trauma cervical stability devices comprise a cap element, releasable and adjustable head straps, a shoulder harness, and at least one adjustable member operatively connected to the cap element and the shoulder harness. The trauma cervical stability devices are compact, easy to use, inexpensive to manufacture, and can be placed on a patient with little or no movement of the patient. The trauma cervical stability devices are also useful in diagnosing the severity of damage to a neck and the stability of the patient's neck by applying forces to the patient's head using the trauma cervical stability device. In another embodiment of the devices the devices comprise head straps 210, shoulder harnesses 220, lateral head elements 212, and adjustable pressure fixation elements 214. The fixation elements may be vacuum pillows.

Abstract: Trauma cervical stability devices for use by ambulatory personnel arriving at the scene of an injured patient are disclosed. The trauma cervical stability devices comprise a cap element, releasable and adjustable head straps, a shoulder harness, and at least one adjustable member operatively connected to the cap element and the shoulder harness. The trauma cervical stability devices are compact, easy to use, inexpensive to manufacture, and can be placed on a patient with little or no movement of the patient. The trauma cervical stability devices are also useful in diagnosing the severity of damage to a neck and the stability of the patient's neck by applying forces to the patient's head using the trauma cervical stability device. In another embodiment of the devices the devices comprise head straps 210, shoulder harnesses 220, lateral head elements 212, and adjustable pressure fixation elements 214. The fixation elements may be vacuum pillows.